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The card arrived in the mail from England and when Josh Eiswerth opened it out popped a $20 bill.

If Ian Williams was into astrology, Pisces would be his favourite sign. That's a natural when you can swim like a fish.

Once again, the Lethbridge Hurricanes blew past the Swift Current Broncos. Now, the Western Hockey League's East final is tied at two games apiece and is down to a best-of-three.

The lure of a national pins championship on the other side of the country will draw three local 10-pin bowlers and their striking abilities. Yvonne LeRuyet, Michael Harris and Linda Renner will be part of Team B.C.

Anna MacDonald and Rhiana Palfy are tuning their bodies to bounce with the best in Canada.

No matter what happens in the coming years when Sarah Beaudry resumes chasing down medals on the World Cup biathlon tour, her Olypmic debut in Pyeongchang, South Korea, will remain one of her most cherished memories.

More magic from Brad Morrison got the Lethbridge Hurricanes back in their Western Hockey League playoff series with the Swift Current Broncos.

Nevada Jones was a menace on the mat. Jones, who trains at the Prince George Judo Club, battled to a pair of gold medals at the P.G. Open tournament, held this past weekend at Duchess Park secondary school.

The Prince George Spruce Kings have lost a member of their family.

Prince George Barracudas swim racer Eryn Isaac loves freestyle, has developed a passion for backstroke and is building her capacity for the all-out energy bursts required for the butterfly stroke.